Oh Momma! Celebrating Moms and Sons: Part 2
Episode #118 – Mommas raising boys looks a little different than raising daughters, but much remains the same. Our greatest goal is not that our sons will be like us but that they will be like Jesus.
Episode #118 – Mommas raising boys looks a little different than raising daughters, but much remains the same. Our greatest goal is not that our sons will be like us but that they will be like Jesus.
I can’t think of any other people in my life that God has used more to teach me about my relationship with Him than He has my children.
Episode #117 – Those things we think our daughters don’t hear? They will likely surpass us. Listen in as Denise and her three daughters share on lessons learned by moms and daughters.
What about heaven and hell?
Learn from Abraham’s unwavering faith how you can stand on the promises of God and inspire of your circumstances, give glory to God as your faith increases, along into existence the things that are not. Romans 4.
Mother’s Day is a tricky holiday. If it is a happy day for you … it is gloriously happy! And if it is a sad day for you … it is heartbreakingly sad – It is not a day that goes unnoticed in any woman’s heart – and so in honor of all of the […]
Motherhood is filled with emptyings — from the emptying of the womb in childbirth to the emptying of self in child-raising to the emptying of the nest, the ultimate goal. The stripping is hard, every step along the way.
Join Coach and Joe for a discussion with Sam Norris.
That line? That’s the one that gets me. But that wasn’t always the case.For a long time, my prayers looked like a really nice slot machine.
The internet is a wonderful, necessary, terrifying place—especially for those too young to know how to navigate it and bypass all the junk.
Isn’t the call of every believer to invest in the kingdom by investing in younger believers? Isn’t it every single believers responsibility to strengthen and build up the body of Christ?
For use in this blog, I’m describing a narcissist or narcissist-in-training as someone who acts like the world revolves around them and their needs.
Andrew won’t remember this moment, and God willing his body will forget the scarring on his heart. But for these past three years he has carried the trauma.
Learn how when we rightly view our husbands as sons of God we can shift our heart posture to one of love, honor, and respect as we serve them and minister to them.
According to statistics, eighty-eight percent of children raised in an evangelical Christian home will leave the church by the age of eighteen.
Episode #25 – Tune in to catch one of the latest episodes from the Moving On Podcast!
You need a mom who is realistic—not just idealistic—about what it takes to raise a young man or woman who is filled with faith.
Episode #29 – Jay and Jess are back this week, a little late because of corn-plant, discussing the importance of being famous to your family.
Episode #26 – This week, Jay and Jess return from Hawaii on an exhausting red-eye flight that sets the tone for a brutal, exhausting week of sickness and addiction deprivation.
Join host Mimika Cooney for a discussion with Adria Wilkins about finding joy even in the most difficult circumstances. Adria shares her ability to find joy despite the terrible pain, sorrow, and heartache of losing a child.
I often questioned if her particular character traits were God-instilled, or if perhaps (and maybe that’s the deep, dark part of all moms) I had done something in her upbringing to cause such fragile emotions.
My son reminded me that just as Christ comes to stand with us in our weakness and makes us strong, so we, too, are called to do the same for others.
Episode #28 – Take a listen as Cody shares his story bankruptcy, loss, devastation, and an unfortunate mule that decided to add insult to injury.
It is vital that we raise a generation of women who are convinced that their worth comes not from their weight, their age, their IQ, or their income.